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S i gullU'lq I)!X 1t .4111. ---e r or ;..., ,%.. " •• . to, 4 ,.•. - - , . ~,-,:, ,„ ; , - V:•1" 4 :::- ,§ 7 ..• ' :1 4 (ti .,. . ~A \<;,•., ~ - , 1 11111444 4, . • '. ,: W 1. ti - - - tk ) • ' l. ai •-:- , •' • Y~ T 11, J? 11 -4 '• iLk_ s, -wra . T NUMEER 531 7 LYCEUM THEATRE. Ilnlerthe Special Licenseot the LORD CLIAMBE R LAIN, For the present Season , Crant,d to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. TN consequence of the uncommon applause which Jl alteraled• the Performance on NI 011 day Evening, their tvljesties' Servants, forming the COMPANY or the late DRURY LANE THEATRE., will, THIS PRESEN WEDNESDAY, Sept. 27, iSog. perform (second dine) ai Comic Opera, in T hire Acts, called THE DUENNA. Don lerome, Mr, PFNSON; Don Ferdinand, Mr. II0101 ; Carlos, Mr PHILIPPS.; Don Antonio, -Mr. MARSHALL; isztc Mendoza, Mr., DOW TON ; Lopez, Mr. WEWITZER ; Father Paul, Mr C. SMITH; Lay Brother, Mr. OXBERity Clara, Mrs..BISHOP • Louisa, Mrs. MATH E The Duenna, SPAR/a To which will be added, the Farce of FORTUNE'S FROLie. Robin Rough-hean, Mr,. OXBERRY ; (Being his first appearanc' in that Character ;) . Frank, Mr. Ma RSI-1 ; - Rauh:, Mr. PALMER. Margery, a,trs. SPARKS ; Dolly, Mrs. °KG' R ;' • (Being her first appearance in that Chara . Eter ;) Boxes and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in tige Box (Mice, at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had Private Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s:— Gallery zs. Second Price is. -Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per formance to begin at !tall past Six. To-morrow, she t.:toop-s to Conquer ; or, Inc Mistakes of a Night ; alter wind). No Song no Supper. • *** The Public are !espeetrully int.:mm(:l, that Mrs. Ed.: v i a , t roll) the Theatre Royal, Dublin, is engaged at this Theatre, and will make her host appearance in a tew days. BARKER'S PANORAMA, .STRAND, NEAR SURREY-STREET. ) UST Opened, i n t h e . l arge Circle, a VIEW of DOVER, Liken front the Pier, which comprehends the whole extent of the T own, .the Outer and Inner Boons, Stiakspeare's . Cliff, the Western heights, with the Fortifi cations, Barracks,' anti Hospitals, recently erected there ; the Castle; the Chjmlk Cliffs, exte n din g to the South Fore lan ; the Wait and Scuth Pier Heads ; the Sea, extending to the Coast of France, which, with the Steeples of .Calais, is diStindly seen - in the "distance.--Copenhagen continues open. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEM EN , THE very favourable Reception I. have met with during toy Canvass, induces Inc again to offer iny , .,e.lt to your notice upon the present vacancy that has occur.ed in tie Diredion of your Affairs, by the Death of Mr. lohn Travers. and earnestly to solicit the honour of your Votes and Interest on the day of Ballot. The length of My Service in India, and a faithful discharge of my duty to the Company, are the grounds oh Which I pre sume to entreat your Suppott ; and I beg you to cons!der my past Services as pledges .of the zeal and attenti , :n with which myEndeavours she] be exerted for the pr motion of your In terests, should you be pleased to distinguish me by'so flat tering a mark of your approbation. I have the honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful humble Servant. JOHN BLADEN TAYLOR. 40, I,,vonshire Place, 26th Sept. 18;9, BERWICKSHIRE. . . By Authority of Parliament. THE PUBLIC are most r(lspeafully informed, th at Witt• KERR's STATISTICAL, AGRICUL-. TURAL, and poLyrm ic. SURVEY of BERWICK SH ' RE, was published this D the Books e ll ers in Great Britair y ",and may, he hart of All Thirteen Shillings, in 1, price Board.. This is the TEIIRT Y - SIXTH of the correiled County Surveys Which have been recently printed, uniformly in Oc tavo, under the Authority of the Board of Agriculture. Airidge-street, London, Sept. 12, 18C9. . '......._____ PORTUGAL CLOAKS, WARRANTED IMPENE TRABLE TO %V ET. DULSFORD and SERJEANT, , Military Tailors, j. andManufakthirers of I mperietrableWater.; proolCamblet, to their Rcn•al Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Duke of York, and Army, have the honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry and their Friends, that experience having proved this article to be perfectly impenetrable to wet for any length of time, they can most confidently recommend the same, particu linty to Officers of Cavalry going on Foreign Service, where the ) are much exposed to the weather; being light and pleasant wear, will wrap Up in a vsey small compass,and retain its im penetrable qualities until the last, as no rain or sea water will Adhere t o i t To be had only of them, the Inventors and Sole Proprie tors. No. 4; King street, St. latnes's ; and at the Military Warehouse, No. 4, Southampton-stre e t, Strand, where Offi cers joining the Army and Navy are completely equipped. * a * The a above Cl oa k s b eing always ready, of dirent Sizes, can be sent oil without delay. ACADEMY, No. to, SOUTH CRESCENT, STORE STREET, Pedtord Square, London. YOUNG GENTLEMEN are EDUCATED, by . Mr. W. BA LLANTIN E (late o f th e University' at -Edinburgh), in the English, French, Latin, and Greek Lan guages, Writing, A rithinetic, Book-keeping, Geography, and the Mathematics. The Classics are taught entirely by Mr. B. and the other branches ut Education by experienced Teachers, under his superintendame. YOung t,eutiemen under 13 Years of Age are Boarded and Educated in all- the above Branches, far 32 Guineas per An num ; above 13, , and under is, 4, Guineas per Annum ; and such as are ahoy:: is Years, so Guineas per Annum. Day Scholars are Educ ate d i n English, Writing, Arithme tic, Book-keeping, and Geography, for 2Guineas per Quar ter, with an additional Cuinea per Quarter for Instruction in the Greek,, Latin, or French Languages. Ma:hematics, or .I..)ra wing, For the accommodation of Day Scholars, they may Break t'at with to:: family for I Guinea, and Dine tor 3 Guineas per QUal WC. - tie School commences in the Morning, precisel?a ty, and closes at-sin the Eve n i ng , except on Saturdays, when it concludes at 12 ett Noon. These are Two Vacations in the Year, oneat Midsuminet for six Weeks, and the other at Christmas, for Two Weeks. he above Charges include every ex pence, except Books, In T str nl'Siates, and Paper. * grateikily acknowledges the lib era l en coorao:ulei,t has received trout his Friends, and most rev hest acLoniectziitly 'way.: to acquaint them that he has the iiiwation fora few more P up il s. This in _ •ror.nat it,u, he Ito ttrs himself; is equally interestini; to ttich as wish the t00.i.: Of a Cl..6sical Education well 14 .(1, as to others clean u, perfetting it. .• Mr. 13. is just about 1, 7+ one of his higher forms with (;reek t he Gizm - Da alit! WED NE S D 1:PTEIVIl1t 27, 1 sog. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT:GARDEN The following Affidavit was yesterday made before the Lord Mayor, by the Treasurers of Covent-Garden l'heatre, pre paratory to th:‘ submitting of their Accounts to the Gen tlemen who have kindly undertaken to examine them. London to Wit. R I CHARD HUGHES, of Milb an k , i n t h e e County of Middlesex, Esq. Treasurer to Cov-nt- Garden Theatre, and JOHN TULL, of Maiden-lane, Co vent-Garden, ip the said*County of Middlesex, Gentleman, Deputy Treasurer to Covent-Garden Theatre aforesaid, se verally make oath and say, that they have been respectively Treasurer and Deputy Treasurer to the said Theatre for up. - wards of Thirteen Years last past, and that they have re spedively carefully examined and compared all the. Books of Account kept tor the said Theatre, for Six Years last ras*, under the Surenntendance of these Deponents, , hat is to say, commencing at Midsummer One Thousand Eight Hundred and Three, and ending at Midsammer One Thousand Eight Hundred and Nine, both inclusive, which slid Accounts com prizeand contain all the Money TransaCtions(if the said The atre, ant that the several Paper Writings, or Extracts from tlic betbre-nnentioned Accounts,hereuntoaiinexed, and which Paper W ritings, or E xtraas, are marke resnettively (A) and (B) and respectively signi,d by both these DepAnents, are, and each of thein is a tr , :e faithful, and perfect Extract from the said before:qateutioned Accounts, in every Particular, Matter, and RICH. HUGHES. 011 N Sworn in the CounciJ Chamber at Gu l ildhall, TULL. London, by born the'Hepottents, the 26th day et S ept. slog, before me, C. FLOWER, Mayor. ALBION FIRE and . LIFE INSURANCE, COMPANY, NEW BRIDGE-STRELT, BLACKFRIAKS; Empowered by Ad of Parliament, • ForINSURANCE from FIRE, and on LIVES ; and for the Grant and Purchase of ANNUITIES. INSURANCES falling due at, Michaelmas should be renewed within fifteen Days from that period. • Abatements are Made, .according to the Plan, which origi nated with this Company, oat the Premiums of all Fire Insu rances out ut London. A large Advantage is allowed on Life Insurance; and every facility is afforded 'by which the in terest and convenience of the Public may be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. *** The ComvAy's Office for the West-end of London is at No. 97, near Oxiord-street, on the West Side of iNew Bond-street. EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE, CORNHILL, LONDON. POLICIES of Insurance expi r i ng . at Michaelmas, should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that pe.. rioda t to . prerciit the Interest ceasing therein. Payinent of Rent is guaranteed irt case of Fire. Farm . urg Stock insured, without the Average Clause, at 2s. Teri:eau. • Merchandize in the London Docks - insured at is. 6d. per Cent, for Three Months. Large Aloatements un the Premium and Duty of Insurance for inure Years than one. EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE. This Description of Insurance is of inevimableirnportance to all Persons holding Annuities, Leases, or Offices, depend ent on lives, or whose incomes cease with life. Example:-=A person thirty years of age may, by the small annual inymentot-131. 7s. rd. secure cool. to be paid (to his family or otherwLse, as he may direet) at his death. Any other soul may be insured in like manner, and at any other age. one person may insure another's life, to the amount of any interest he may have in the continuance thereof. -No Entrance Money or Admi , sion Fine required. No Charge tor Policies or Certificates of Renewal.. No Registry of As signments required. A large Commission allowed to. Soli citrus, or other persons procuring Insurances. W. itEETHAM, Secretary. PRICE SIXPENCE BALI' VEN N Ye FICTUA LL I A G.,) ERICA, Sept. IS, 0 4. THE COMMISSIONERSjor PICTUA LLIIvG HIS MAYESTre - NAPY do ;..ereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 3d of ORober next, they will'be ready to receive . Tendert, in writing (sealed up), and treat Jro 071 e Hundred Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered in Two Months, by Monthly Prep,rtions",.duty free, from /Faro. houses in which the satire th.rli be bonded, into his Majesty', Piaualling Stores at Port,rnouth, and 'to be paid for by' Bills payable, with Interest, ninety days alter date.' The Conditions of the Contraii ut.zy be seen at the Secretary's Office. Tended or as less quantity than Ten 7'bousand Gallons will - be admitted. No regard will be had to any Tender in whieh the Price shall not he inserted in words at lergth, or that sisall no Ihe delivered to the Board before One ifclock. on the said Tuesday the!"3d of 017o_ her next, 1,,r unless the Pe ,- sin who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer achen called for. AUCTION MART. THE DireSlors Iviv.! great satisfaEtion in announc ing the accomplishment of such arrangements as have enabled them to appoint the ist day of lanuary next, tor the commencement of business at this Institution. Auetioneers and Commercial Brokers who fee! a dis Pos ition to .promote the undertaking, are respeAtully intOrmed the SecreLry will receive their instructions without prefer ence or partiality, and immediately the workmen have quitted the Building, the accommodations will be opened for their inspection. The detailed Prospectus, with appropriate explanations, is likewise in a tors aril state. of preparation, t be deliveted as early as the nature of circumstances will admiz i which they confidently trust will conve!l such a pertect idea of the Esta hlishment as to secure a degree of patronage that will con firm the sanguine ex pectatiens formed in the public mind of its utility and convenience.- Byorder of the Board. 101-IN G R EENWOOD, Sec. Au4ion Mart Office, Sept. 25, 1809. PERSONS OF FORTUNE. A PERSON of literary Merit, extensive Con flexions, .and considerabie Interest, iviio has it in his power to requite a favour by a vairety of means, hut will not pledge • himself to any objed before-hand, wants z0,,01. fbr six Months, for which lie will give his Note for 540.1. lie can give unquestionable references as to responsibility, ho:. flour, and punctuality Additiss aline' to Mr. Mordaunt, No. zi, Circus -street, Newroad. WESFNIINSTER SOCIETY, FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES AND SURVIVOR. SHIPS, AND GRAN mu . ANNUITIES, Strand and Cornitilt, London; And by Agents in Edinburgh. Glasgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns. NSURANCE on LIVES affords the opportunity .to provide for the _Ageil, the Widow,-and the Fathetle,s, and to guard against the•loss anti disappuintirient or a depend ance on the casualty •f Lite; To provide tines for the renewal of Leases, held on Lives ; To secure the purchase money fur Annuities or any Cite Interest ;" as, Church Preferment or other situation, by which they pos,- Less only Income for Lite ; To facilitate the arrangement of Marriage Settlements and other pecuniary transadious ; To assist debtor and creditor in accomplishing the settle ment of affliirs to prevent bankrupted. GRANTING' 'ANIUITIES Affords a resource against Old Age, Sickness, bodily in firmity, and other casualties of Lite. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. MR. 'LINLEY'S NOVEL. . This Day were published, In Four Volumes, price it. Is. THE ADVENTURES of RALPH REY BR I DG E, containing Sketches of Modern Charmers, Manners, WILLIAM LIN LEY, Esq. , The ways of kle..v'n are dark and intricate, and Ecation By Education Puzzled with mazes, and perplex'd with errors, Our understanding traces them in vain, Lost and bewilder'd in the triaitless search, Nor sees '‘‘ it h how much art the windings run, Nor wnCre. the 'regular contusion ends. Azorsorr. • Printed for Richard Phillips, London; :did to be had of all Booksellers. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. THE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, in the Strand, and Cortia!, London, and by Agents in Edinburgh, I Glasgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns, grant Lista- I ances against I' IR F. Premiums for insurance renewable at Michaelmas must be paid within Fifteen Days theretrom. I No Charge for Surveys. within the Bills of Mortality. I Fees are not per;nitted to bd taken in any Case., or under any Pretence whatever. 'Commission to Brokers on Shipping and Foreign trisut. ances allowed. Endorsements of Alteration or Removal entered without Fee. Engines of the best Constru&ion, and Firemen of Alivity are provided by the British Fire-Office to attend at Fires. The-Terms and Conditions of Insurance, as stated in the Policies, are defined with perspicuity, plainness, and preci sion, so as to prevent the Misunderstandings and Disputes dependent upon ilk-digested, unadvised, and ignorant Plans, equally baneful to the Proprietors and those Insuring. , Premiums--Common Insurance, zs.• per Cent.— Hazardous, 35.—Double Hazardous, Ss. Insurance of greater H azar d and large Sums by. Special Agreement. Policies (Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums of 3001. and up wards. I Insurance on Farming Stock, a t as : 6d . per C ent. specify ing the Sums to be insured on the ditlerent.sorts of Grain— or ts. 6d. per Cent. only on the whole Stock of any one Farm, with Salvage Clause. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. HOPE INSURANCE' COMI•ANY. FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES—CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS. Office, LU DG ATE- HI LL, London. OLICIES of INSURANCE which expire at Nlidiaeimas, should be renewed wit:kin Fifteen .Days from that period. Persons insured with this Office, whose Policies expire at • the above period, are respectfully informed, that Receipts t,r the Renewal of the same are now ready for delivery at the Office, and with the respedive Agents of the Company throughout the United Kingdom. .This Company offer to Insurers the following advantages : Persons insuring, or procuring to be insured, iooal. against Fire, or sod on Lite, have the option of becoming interested •in the Establishment. Persons insuring for more years than one allowed a considerable Discount on PreiMuin and Duty. No Charge for Policies of pot. and upwards. or for Policies under that amount, when etted , :d ter three ,years or more. Nor for Endorsements, Alterations, or Surveys. No .it e . dudion in the Payment of Losses. Damage by Lightning made good. A Brokerage of sl. per cent. on Shipping"' usu rances. Abatements on Insurances out of London, front lot. to 401. per cent. on the premium, and a liberal allowance uH duty. Lives insured, Annuities, and ChiWrens' End ments, granted on equitable and advantageous Tern - is. Soli. citors, and others, allowed a Commission, on bringing Life Insurances to this Otticc. Styainiureci --- at 2s. per cent. WILLIAM AUItY, Secretary. MR. BARLOW'S COLUMBIAD. . . This day was published. In an Eiegant Volume, Royal Svo. price iss. in boards, r - rHE COLUMBIAD; a Poem, in Vri Books. By 10E1. BARLOW, Esq. The.Subje6ts of tnis Poem are . the Discovery, Conquest, Settlement, and Rev-lutions of America ; and it has been re printed in London, in consequence of the high Opinion ex pressed of its transcendent Merits by some eminent English Critics, and of the general Pleasure which ivas, atu,rded to the Public, by souse Extracts printed in the Monthly sbla gazine. LA.ion : l'rinted for Richard Phillips, London; and to.be had of aliliooksellets. GEORGE THE THIRD, This Day %vas published, A new Edition, revised, enlarged, and Unproved, in. Eight large and handsoia:. Volumes Octavo, Price Four Guineas in boards. THE REIGN of GEPRGE THE THIRD, from his Accession, October 25th 1760 to the Com niencenicia of the pt!sent War, in 1803 ; ilrustrated by Ap. pendixes to the sev.ral Volumes; containing Copies of Tteit ties, State Papers, Pailiamentary, and oilier Atithentik: Du_ cuinents, Ottici.ii DispatcLes from the Londati Gazette, Speeches from the Throne, &c. ity WILLIAM 13ELSHAM, Esq. Author of the History of Great Britairr, front the Revolution to the Accession u George the Third. „ Independently of the well-known Meroks and established Au:ho.ity of this History of the must eventful Reign in the Annalsof Brit considered as a separate Work, it possesses also a pecclirr Claim to the Attention of the Pubic, as being the only respectable Continuation to the present Limes cat Hurnr's and- Sntollett's Histories of England. Printed toultich,nl Phillips, 1-undon, and to be had of all Booksellers. _ _ _ Ut whc►m m ty be hed the four preceding Volumes, com pleting 1-fume's litstou to tne present Time, Price TwO in boards. • VALUABLE ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Upon Thursday, the lath of Odober next, betwixt the hours of One and Two o'Clocit, Afternoon, there will be exposed to Sale by 'Public Roup, within the House of Mr. Rutiald, vintuer, in Aberdeen, it not previously disposed of by private ,bargain, rfLANDS and ESTATE of CRIMOND, £vIILN'HILL, and -MI LN of CRI MON D, lying in the Parish of Crimond, and County of Aberdeen, consisting, according to a late measurement and survey, of z43s Scotch aeres,whe.reof 1206 are 'Arable. or Coin-land, and 23 Pasture, exclusive of the shale, which, on a diviion, will fall to this Estate, of au extensive adjacent tract of Moss and Muir Grounds, not under soo Scotch acres, at present common to this and the neighbouring Estate of Logic, burdened with a s_rvitude of tiring trout tile Moss to the Lands of Haddo, bAunging to Mr. Laing, after an r which, a very considcra;le pmportioin . of this Moss and Muir must tall :o. the Estate of Crintond. The Sole or Subsoil of the greater part of tuts Moss and Muir is found to be a rich Clay, capa ble of being brought into tillage at a small expence ; having the advantage of easy access to Sheik-sand and sea - -ware, now in general use in that neighbourhood. This compact property is situated in a populous and thriv. ing uistrict, eight miles front Peterhead, and six from Fraser. burgh; the turnpike road now making between these towns passing nearly tnrough the middle of it. The soil is in ge. neral of an excellent quality; dry and early; carrying weighty clops, and many of the tenantshaving of late adopted a bet ter system of husbandry, a considerable improvement may be looked fur, before the end of the present Leases, 'of . wifica several expire in nine years, and must of the remainder are on lives of persons already well advanced. Part or this Estate lies upon the bank of the Loch of• Strathbeg, a large piece of wider of several hundred acres, abounding with tine trout and other fish ; and the Pasture. grounds on this side include a tra4 of nearly an hundred acres, which appears to•be a field of 'rich and deep clay, un der a stratum of tine sand, easily convertible into Arable Land. A - Brick and Tile Work has been carried on for sevwal years upon a part putt ; and the Loch, if drained,.(which is 'very. practicable) would add-an extensive trail of rich land to this Estate. The Pr p:ietor has a right to the Tiers which arc valued.—And a Freehold Qualification on this Estate will be conveyed to the Purchaser. U,p :u the whOle, from the situation, in a rich and plentia ful di drict, abounding with Game, the short distance froM good .narkets, and some of the best fishing stations on the east of . Scotland, and the easy access by good roads, a more eligib.e property will seldom be found in this part of the country: . " • The - Writes, 12 lan, Rental, and Articles of Sale, ate in the hands of Mr. I.3.2l.nerAnan, Advocate in Aberdeen, to whorl)* or to the Rev. Mi. lioyd, at Manse of Grimond, or Mr. Co lin trines, Land-Surveyor in Aberdeen, any person desirous of further inrormatton may apply. William Fraser, Ground Officer at Ctirriond, will she* the Marches. li desi reli t part of the price may for going tithe tstnitin the hAtitiS 01 ttid P ittehitset on security. TO THE DEFECTIVE SHAPES. GIRARDET, No. 15, Great Castle-street, Ca -1 venklish-square, deeply impressed with Gratitude tbr the distinguished Preference and Approbation he has received from the Nobility and .Gentry. is happy again to inform thein, that he c‘ntinues to cure the Distorted Spine, and all distorti ns . in the Hurn:in Frame of both Sexes, with the ut most ease, safety, an: success, by the Assistance of his PA TENT APPARATUS S PAYS, and without any disagree able Pressure or Restraint of Motion ; and -to their great Ad vantage all the time the Cure is performing, the most de formed Per:on will appear straight without any padding whatever. No further Particulars need here be mentioned, only that 3 ..G.'s Invention is recommended by the first Medical Gen tlemen, as tho only I nvention that can be of any use to De formed Persons; hence/inward, those who are afflieted may properly appr :elate the Benefit of his Invention, and avail themsel yes of the powerful Means of restoring their own hall piness ; and to prevent these misfortunes above mentioned, l'.G.reco:nmends to Parents and Guardians his Paraclet Stays, for tit• Improvement of the Growth of Young Persons, who frequently, for want of proper appliance and support, have, a ted , tep,:y to grow out of Shape, as the astonishing Success he has experienced with it enables him to pledge kis Word for its great Utility in keeping the Human Frame in good Ervin, with ease, elegance,. end.,cfnnfort to the We,:rer. 1. G. also recoinintnds to the Attention of the Ladies, his much admired Long Stays, which, for pleasing wear and handsome dtspl ay; is matchless in the Metropolis. Mrs. Girardet attends those Ladies who wish their own sex. This Day was published, Price ss. boards, dedicated to Mrs. Hannah More, and print ed uniform with Miss Smith's Lite of Klopstock, SOLOMON, a Sacred Drama. Translated from the German of Klopstock. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 111. is polished this Day, for lohn Murray, 32, Fleet -street, and Elmchard, Piccadilly, London ; and may be had also of every Bookseller and Newsman in Town and Country. LOCKE ON EDUCATION. This Day were published, •• Price ss. ' in boards, accurately piinted on Fine Paper, and embellished with an highly finished Frontispiece, designed by U wins, :id engraved by Mackenzie, COME THOUGHTS CONCERNING EDU . CATION. By 1011 N LOCK E, Esq. • Printed for Sherwood, Neely and jinte/, l'alernoster-row ; anti Ilatchard, No. 190, Ficcaailly. U whom may be had, printed unitor:n with the above, Locke's Conduit of the Understanding, price ss. 6d. boalds. TRANSPORT OFFICE, , 'September 23, 1809. HE COMMISS/OIVERS f&r Conditaing His I MAJESTY': TRANSPORT . SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick and tVcunded Seamen, and- for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do be.reby give Notiee, That theywill be tea..sl at this Office, on irednesclqy the Itth of ()eta, r, I i3,)9, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Pt - 1 , 9W as may be willing to contra/ for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WAR, in Bealth;at Plymouth, Joe Six Months certain, from the ist of December ntXt. No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, personaly attend. • Each Tender must be acc,mpa , .ied by a Letter from two respectable Persons engaging to beccme bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 20001. for the due performance of the Contract. Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Office,. or to Captain Rogers, PlyM,uth. By Ron E'er HOlitt Printed for I. 1-lat,l)Ard:13ook;e11 - er to Her Majesty, Pic. cadilly ; and Sherwood, Neely and Jones, PaternosteVthw. This Day was published, Third Edition, illpstrated with Cases, price 4s. 6d. APRACTICAL TREATISE on the certain PRt• vENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DIS EASE, particular'y its - Consequences,- as Strictures, Gleets, including Tabes Dorsalis, Ny pochoridrism, Onanism, are being a complete guile in these diseases. . By M. CA ON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. 'Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for S. Highley, 24, Fleet-street ; C. Mutlow, 56, Holborn ; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster row, London. _ _ _ Where may be had, The London Medical and Surgical Spettator,.vols. I and z, price ii. 3s. 6d. in boards. This Day was published, A New Edition, prix 4s. sewed, ICE LAND VALUE * R's * ASSISTANT. 13,-!. T ing Tablei on an improved Plan for c3l,:ulating the Value of Estates. R. HUDSON._ %I' The Compiler of the above• Tables having often hod' occasion to calculate the Value of Land, tbund that all tor• mer Publications of this kind •obliged the Person using thertt to set down too many figures in order to find the amount; h-nce lie was induced to construe} theSe Tables for his own Use, and finding them, upon trial, particularly serviceable, he now offers them,to the Public. No former Publication of this sort enables the Person using it to find the Amount by fewer Figures than are stated in thoserfables. Printed for and sold by* C. Cradock, and W. boy, 31, ka. teraoster-row.